The experimental investigation aims to improve natural composite materials
aligned with feasible development principles. These composites can be exploited
across several industries, including the automobile and biomedical sectors. This
research employs date seed powder and neem gum powder as reinforcing agents,
along with polyester resin as the base material. The fabrication route comprises
compression moulding, causing the production of the natural composite material.
This study focuses extensively on mechanical characteristics such as tensile
strength, flexural strength, hardness, and impact resistance to undergo
comprehensive testing. Furthermore, the chemical properties of the composites
are examined using the FTIR test to gain understanding by integrating different
proportions of date seed powder (5%, 10%, 15%, and 20%) and neem gum powder (0%,
3%, 6%, and 9%) in the matrix phase. These investigation goals are to evaluate
the strength and performance of the fabricated composite materials. The results
acquired from these evaluations contribute to identifying the finest loading
situations that can be efficiently applied in real-time applications.